How to say "CAN I HAVE" in Spanish - ProSpanish Lessons
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LOL I love your tutorials but halfway through this tutorial despite your fantastic British accent I was reminded how British you are when you said can I have a biscuit and I heard the Spanish and thought wait isn’t that a cookie that it all came clear to me in one moment and I had to laugh at myself
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Wow. I wish I had understand how much English and Spanish is different. What is rude in one culture is not in another. This is good to know.
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@@gracemaiam3374 un poquito mejor que antes sigo estudiando y practicando con el mismo canal, gracias por tu interés
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2:15 the slide shows una café instead of un café.
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@@gracemaiam3374 oh my, my, I didn't take Spanish 2 cause now I'm full time and can't go. I have not practice and kept up. I'm so a shame. 😣
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Esta tema siempre me atasca, aprendiendo español desde inglés. Siento muy grosero diciendo "Quiero eso.." pero ahora veo que no es como así. Gracias por esta lección. Me ayudaste mucho.
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Can you also use me gustaria or quisiera?
Hola! Of course both of them are correct,but me gustaría( I would like) is generally(but not invariably)used when you want to order something or do something eg "me gustaría un bocadillo de jamón"( a ham sandwich). "Me gustaría ir a la playa"(to the beach
"Quisiera" is mostly used giving formal or polite commands eg 'Quisiera una habitación con baño"( a room with bathroom).
@@pompikaushal4604 Thanks for pointing out the way in which these two different polite forms of request apply to different situations.
From what (lo que lo) you have said, I would now only use "quisiera" to express a preference, but not as a direct request.
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Quisiera agua or queria agua is more polite than just saying Quiero agua is a like saying I want water (kind of rudely)
In Great Britain, if someone asked for two beers, the barman would be amazed, as the order is too imprecise: What kind of beer, draught or bottled, size?? Likewise in Spain. A small draught beer is "una caña" whereas a large beer is "un doble" or "una jarra".
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In the sentence, "¿Me pones un aqua?", why is the article "un" used instead of "una"? I fully understand the use of "el" with aqua, because the rule is that nouns that begin with "A" or "HA" and that have the accent on the first syllable must take the article "el" instead of "la" on feminine nouns. But, I didn't believe that rule also applied by switching "una" to "un". If my understanding of this rule is correct, then I assume the article "un" is used instead of "una" because there is an unspoken, but understood, word in front of "agua"; e.g., "¿Me pones un (poco de) agua?" or, "¿Me pones un (vaso) de agua?" But, I'm guessing, so I'd like some clarification on this. Thank you.
Whenever you would change the la to el, as in the examples you give, una to un applies as well, e.g. el hacha and un hacha.
@@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish Thank you.
How was that QUIERO is I want?
Hello I have got a question, we all know masculine is E end of words and feminine is A end of words i know there is some words besides as well. But what if the condition like, the subject is I/ Yo, me, mi, in Spanish. the objects are women. can we say? bella or bello ? como esta ? is it bella? or bello is right?
i actually wanna say beautiful how are you, just confused which form which should choose. hope you will have a glance of this question or others can answer it too. all will be very appreciated. TIA, cheers!
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The last time I said ¿Me das un beso?' in Spain I got my face slapped...
Ja ja ja
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@@robertflint2549 de nada. Como estas?
@@gracemaiam3374 Bastante bien. ¿Y tú?
@@robertflint2549 estamos bien, gracias.
Quiero zuma de piña. ¿Es Correcto? No lo se ... gracias por la clase ...
Claro tronquito, pero zumo , no zuma.
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I thought you could say "puedo tomar una cafe?". That's how I ordered at MacDonald's.. maybe I was wrong.😗
Si, yo también o puedo tener...en Mexico.
Steve Vassallo ahh ok. I thought so. I guess there are many ways to say it.😀
That's grammatically correct but a bit like you're asking permission, as opposed to placing an order. In MacDonalds at the counter, you would just say, "Un café por favor" .
Learn Spanish ahhh ok. thanks for update..
Remember can I have is puedo tener....his list quiero= I want.. pones=you put me,and me das=you give me
Strange I have heard something about you are funny que risa me das does me das change?
There was a cuban song i used to listen.. Quiro un beso de queso 😂
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Can I say “Puedo tener...?”
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Ponme una cerveza por favor
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Do not "Can I have" it is "may I have"
Should be "may I have" not "can I have"
can i say. te pongo un poco agua
Yes if you are offering. But it will be un poco 'de' agua.
To much money mate
In Spanish it appears they have the same words differentiated by the context- imagine the difficulty when one walks in a restaurant frequented by gay men and asked for me pones un pollo!
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